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= - rt -- g-------- 12 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 16, 1999 DR "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" NICK ORAM AUTO BODY Merry Christmas 985-1991 1589 King Street 'Scugog Chamber of Commerce\ bristmas Draw ; to be drawn Sat., November 27th 1999 at 5:30 pm. at "Santas Village" in the Port Perry Fairgrounds following the parade 1st Prize - $1000. 2nd Prize - $250. Gift Certificate (Courtesy of Cashway Lumber) 3rd Prize - $100. Gift Certificate ; (Courtesy of Port Perry IGA) 4th Prize - $100. Gift Certificate Courtesy of Reid's Independent Grocers, Port Perry) th Prize - One pair of Maple Leaf Tickets (Courtesy of Port Perry This Week) Tickets $2. cach or 3/$5. Tickets Available at: * Henshalls 241 Queen St. e Jayson Callan Music 174 Mary St. ¢ Reids Independent Grocers Brock Department Store 168 Queen St. * Port Perry Star 188 Mary St. SANTA CLAUS | a2) oY od = =V-9 18) 4=F.-\'# (NAA UNIS =a' V-WB=1 ad BAKERSVILLE '99 Library's Animated Amiual G ingerbread Hage featuring Historical Port Perry 1900 - 2000 Will be on show this year Dec. 9, 1999 thru Jan. 5, 2000 ookie & Cider reception, Sat., Dec. 11 Come be part of the show ¢ fun creating you own entry & help make 0 this the best show ever! Entries should be created on a base no larger 5 than 127x112" Please call: OLD PORT BULK ODS Merry (Nristmas from Lyne cr Staff 985-2676 261 Queen Street SOCIETY "12 Days of Christmas" Nov. 25-28, 'Dec. 2 - 4 Tickets at Henshalls 985-1965 Season's Greetings J 986-9713 7 Sunset Blvd. Caesarea THE PORT PERRY STAR Peace er happiness are what the season's all about 985-7383 188 Mary Street PHILP PONTIAC BUICK LTD. Merry Christmas from all of us! £ 985-8474 10 Vanedward Drive SCUGOG FIX IT Have a warm er safe holiday 985-9909 1223 King Street Manchester REG COOK QUALITY BUTCHERS Owner - Brent Harrington Season's Greetings 985-1456 263 Queen Street PC CLEAN PLUS > Hoe aa ; a Goro 4 § : p % 1 H Since October 1, Dr. Josh Tepper (left) and Dr. Mark Adams have been part of a one-year residency program aimed at training young doctors to practice family medicine in rural areas. They're seen here with Dr. Bob Allin, deputy chief-of-staff at Lakeridge Health Port Perry/Uxbridge, Dr. Allin says it is hoped residents who complete their training in rural hospitals will remain on staff due to a tremendous shortage of doctors in such areas. Program addresses shortage \ of doctors in rural areas From page 1 While the rural resi- dency program is still relatively new, a good number of medical grads are showing interest. While last year 80 applied to take part, Dr. Tepper and Dr. Adams were among a roster of 150 applicants this year. "This goes to show how much the populari- ty of the program has increased," said Dr. Adams. Orillia 18 also involved in the project. That's where Clayton Hammett, son of former PORT PERRY L DENTAL CENTRE New Patients' Smiles Always Welcome *Dr. J. Cottrell «Dr. J. Hardy «Dr. L. Gideon * Dr. C. Banfield «Dr. L. Poranganel Dr. H. Dewar * Dr. T. King (Orthodontist) « Dr. T. Mcintyre (Periodontist) 'Today's Smile... = Conceit is an unusual disease; it makes everyone sick but the one who has it. Port Perry physician John Hammett, is tak- ing part in a 12-month session. Not all rural medical facilities offer a broad range of medical care. But in Port Perry Dr. Tepper and Dr. Adams are being exposed to as 'many facets of commu- nity health care as pos- sible. Working indepen- dently and with precep- tors they are gaining experience in such var- led areas as obstetrics, anaesthesia, surgery, emergency cases, chron- ic and in-patient care Dental Care For The Entire Family Z hs Evening & Saturday Appointments Available Please Call 985-8451 Visit our website: www.iluvmydentist.com cs, . Yer, le *Gr, 238 Queen Street, Port Perry and office visits, as well. "There's no greater value than that of expe- rience," said Dr. Tepper. "What we are learning 1s fantastic, and will make us much more secure about our future." With the addition at the medical centre scheduled to begin next spring, there may well be a need for more physicians. And there 1s a good possibility both doctors will want to make Port Perry their home after finish- ing their one-year resi- dency here. Port Perry is defi- nitely a possibility for Dr. Adams as his fiancee, Dr. Nancy Kazarian, recently joined the staff at Medical Associates. "All of the physicians and patients have been wonderful," said Dr. Tepper. "It's great to have a community that sup- ports us. They are let- ting us be part of their health care." crossword alli